Death of Mrs. W. Hewlett
It is our gad duty to record the death of Mr. W. Hewlett, who on the last day of the year ended a long and honorable life at her residence, Market-street. Mrs…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1898
81 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 5
Obituary
IT to our mournful duty to have to record the death of Mr. James Huxley, which sad event took place at an early hour on Friday morning last, at his residence, Bridge road,…
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A somewhat annual ceremony took place on December 20th, when the ,late Athanassic Comina was buried at Waverley Cemetery. The services at St…
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IT is our sad duty to record the death of Mrs. Christina Cockerill, who for many years was a well known resident of Long Point, Shellharbour. She was born in scar…
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IT becomes our sad duty to chronicle the demise of an infant daughter of Mr. Duncan M'Dermott of Barney street Kiama, which eventuated of on Sunday last…
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As a good deal of conjecture has token place concerning the sudden death of a lew head of cattle at Dapto recently, we publish the following report by the…
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JUST as Friday's programme at the Nowra "how was being brought to a conclusion. (says the "Shoalhaven Telegraph") the announcement was received that Dr…
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The remains of the late Mr. Thomas Birch, of Thirroul, who died suddenly on Sunday evening last, after vainly attempting with others to rescue the…
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THE death of Dr. Brereton, which was announced in Saturday's issue as having occurred at Rotorua (N.Z.) on Thursday night last, is supposed by several persons…
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This lady, who had reached well into the eighty-fifth year of her age, and had resided about three-fourths of her life time in Wollongong, passed away to the life…
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A miner named Robert Bartley, employed at Stockton Colliery, was drowned in the harbor on Wednesday afternoon. It appears that the deceased was…
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A MAGISTERIAL enquiry was held on Thursday last into the cause of the death of the late Mr. Edward Campbell, who (as briefly announced in last issue) came, to his…
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MRS. JOHN LANG died in Barry on Sunday night. Deceased had suffered from dropsy for a considerable time, followed by Heart disease which was the cause of death. Her…
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THE death is announced of England's "Grand Old Man," William Ewart Gladstone, at 5 o'clock on Thursday morning last. He was 89 years of age…
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Mr. Gladstone died at five o'clock on Thursday morning in the presence of all the members of his family. A feeling of profound sorrow prevails throughout the…
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THE many friends of the late Mrs. T. Parish, of Foxground, will be grieved to learn of that lady's death, which occurred on Friday last, at her home,…
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It is not often that husband and wife follow one another to the grave so closely as did Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins, of Wbllongong, within the last few days as…
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THROUGHOUT the whole district on last Sunday expressions of profound sorrow and regret were made when the news of the death of Mr. Charles David Young,…
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ON Sunday last at the residence of Mrs. Counors, Bong Bong street, Kiama, Mr. Duncan M'Arra Cameron, who had resided in Kiama, on and off, for some…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stanzas. [Written by the Late Mr. C. D. Young After Following the Funeral of H. Osborne, Esq.] ("Illawarra Mercury," April 7, 1859.)
THROUGH the world's story sounds this solemn warning— Call on man happy till thou seest his and; Dark noon may cloud the splendour of his…
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